The art exhibition showcasing Turkic cultural heritage is currently on display at Uzbekistan's Academy of Arts gallery in Tashkent, SIA reports with reference to Turkish media.
The opening of the exhibition included more than 20 hospitals and health institutions, was attended by the Ambassador of Türkiye to Uzbekistan, Olgan Bekar, the head of the department of the Ministry of Health of Uzbekistan, Jalaladdin Asamiddinov, and a large number of guests. Tourism agencies from Türkiye also participated in the exhibition.
The event commemorates the 100th anniversary of the establishment of the Republic of Türkiye and the 32nd anniversary of the independence of the Republic of Uzbekistan.
As part of a collaborative effort between the Embassy of the Republic of Türkiye in Tashkent, the Turkish History and Culture Fund (TÜRKTAV), and Uzbekistan's Academy of Arts, the exhibition features a selection of maps from the private collection of TÜRKTAV, which reflects the friendship and brotherhood between the two countries and celebrates shared ancient past. Renowned geographers created these displayed maps.
"The strong bond between Türkiye and Uzbekistan has reached unprecedented levels, owing to the remarkable fraternal ties between our nations. Our collaboration is grounded on our shared history, language, faith, culture, and customs and is amplified by cultural activities," Ambassador Olgan Bekar noted in his welcoming speech.
"Our focus shall be to analyze the regions where the Turkish people emerged, dispersed, and migrated towards the West, as well as the spiritual ambiance that has nurtured our civilization," he added.
The exhibition, which aroused great interest of the citizens of Uzbekistan, will end on September 28.
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